ALBION ECONOMY HUB

About Albion Economy Hub

Last updated: 10 September 2026

Albion Economy Hub is an economy toolset for Albion Online, built by a player, for the community. Without an account you can use the tools, and we never ask for your Albion login.

You can reach us at [email protected].

01 Why this site exists

I started playing Albion six months ago. When I tried to actually understand how silver gets made — refining, crafting, moving goods between cities — I kept hitting the same wall: the good tools make you create an account or link your Albion account.

Handing my game account to a site I do not know does not sit right with me. So I started building what I could not find.

02 Who builds it

This project is run by a player who is still learning. I am at the stage of farming, making my first silver from refining, and working out how to flip between cities.

I say that up front because it changes what you will find here. There are twenty Albion sites written by veterans who have forgotten what the game looks like from the bottom. This one is written from the bottom, while I learn, and what I work out I write down. If you are struggling with the same things I am, this site is for you.

The tools come from my own questions. The profitability calculator exists because I needed to know whether refining was paying off. The flipping scanner exists because I wanted to move goods without losing the margin to taxes.

03 How it's built

There is no Albion Economy Hub account to create to use the tools. No character to link. No videos to sit through to unlock a calculation.

The site runs on advertising and on whoever wants to support it. Sandbox Interactive's rules are respected: we do not touch your client, we do not use macros, and we do not ask for your game account.

04 Where the prices come from

Base prices come from the Albion Data Project, the community project that collects market observations from players. Our server pulls them every five minutes, across all three game servers, for more than four thousand items.

That data is not always fresh, and this is where the community comes in: anyone can report a price they see at the auction house. Every tool shows you how old the number in front of you is, so you know what you are trusting.

The more people report, the more accurate the numbers get for everyone. That is why the project does not work without the community.

05 How you can help

Report prices when you see a stale one. And send us your ideas: which tool you are missing, what you would like to calculate, what you are doing by hand that should be automated. We read all of them. If an idea is workable and does not break Sandbox Interactive's rules, it goes on the list of what gets built. You will see it appear on the front page marked Soon.

If the site helped you and you want to support it, Buy Me a Coffee is there.